Gopalacampu 1.22.114

1.22.114

vikrīḍitaṃ vraja-vadhūbhir idaṃ ca viṣṇoḥ
śraddhānvito' nuśṛṇuyād atha varṇayed yaḥ |
bhaktiṃ parāṃ bhagavati parilabhya kāmaṃ
hṛd-rogam āśv apahinoty acireṇa dhīraḥ ||[BhP 10.33.39] iti |
[64] tāsām eṣa ca bhāva-viśeṣataḥ khalu sarveṣām api mahatāṃ mahattarāṇāṃ mahattamānām apy anveṣaṇa-padavīm anavacchinnatayā navīkaroti | yathā ca prathayiṣyate śrīmad-uddhavena-
etāḥ paraṃ tanu-bhṛto bhuvi gopa-vadhvo
govinda evam akhilātmani rūḍha-bhāvāḥ |
vāñchanti yad bhava-bhiyo munayo vayaṃ ca kiṃ brahma-janmabhir ananta-kathā-rasasya ||[BhP 10.47.58]

'Anyone who, endowed with faith, repeatedly hears or narrates / this sporting of Viṣṇu with the brides of Vraja, / will attain supreme devotion to the Lord / and quickly cast off the disease of the heart, lust, becoming steadfast.' [BhP 10.33.39] / [64] And by virtue of their special bhāva, indeed, they continuously renew the path of search even for all the great, greater, and greatest persons. As will be proclaimed by glorious Uddhava: / 'These cowherd women alone have truly attained embodied existence on earth, / having rooted their love in Govinda, the soul of all; / this is what sages fearing worldly existence, as well as ourselves, desire— / of what use are births as Brahmā for one who tastes the nectar of the infinite Lord's narratives?' [BhP 10.47.58]